Re: starting chelation - supplement advice

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On Jun 13, 2010, at 7:50 PM, " mamadelfi " <guadalupemillan@...> wrote:

hi all,

we're starting chelation soon with my 3.9 year old daughter - it's taken forever

to get her and us ready for this, and I'm struggling with the supplements. I've

read amalgam illness, I've downloaded the chelation supplements doc from the

files and made all the math about what she needs.

question is:

can I give her a multivitamin and a multimineral that pretty much covers it all

(although not exactly), or do I need to give exact doses required of individual

supplements ? I'm trying to bring down the amount of pills I open and drop into

her juice (today close to 25) because she is refusing to take it (tastes pretty

gross, can't blame her). so if I could just do multivit, multimin (which would

cover about 15 pills)and add the extra biotin, antifungals, GABA, carnitine,

taurine, etc she needs, that would be super.

what do you all think ? and any suggestions of the best multivitamin and

multimineral - iron and copper free?

thanks all,

Lupe

[Guest guest]

I don't think that most multivitamin/mineral supplements have the proper amounts

of each supplement that they need. I personally, sit down once a week and

measure out how much of each supplement my kids need and put it into pill

baggies and then separate those into the 4 times a day that I give it to them.

So, the breakfast baggie has Vit E, C, magnesium, zinc, enzymes, the lunch one

has the same minus the E, etc. I also only give them a couple of ounces of

juice and let them drink it with a straw. It seems to help with the taste.

>

> hi all,

> we're starting chelation soon with my 3.9 year old daughter - it's taken

forever to get her and us ready for this, and I'm struggling with the

supplements. I've read amalgam illness, I've downloaded the chelation

supplements doc from the files and made all the math about what she needs.

> question is:

> can I give her a multivitamin and a multimineral that pretty much covers it

all (although not exactly), or do I need to give exact doses required of

individual supplements ? I'm trying to bring down the amount of pills I open and

drop into her juice (today close to 25) because she is refusing to take it

(tastes pretty gross, can't blame her). so if I could just do multivit, multimin

(which would cover about 15 pills)and add the extra biotin, antifungals, GABA,

carnitine, taurine, etc she needs, that would be super.

> what do you all think ? and any suggestions of the best multivitamin and

multimineral - iron and copper free?

> thanks all,

> Lupe

>

[Guest guest]

That's exactly what we do. We start with Jarrow Multi-Easy, because it covers

most stuff and tastes good, and then add in GSE, biotin, Zinc, digestive

enzymes, and milk thistle. Our own custom multi....

We give it to the boys throughout the day and then give them probiotics in the

evening after a little break.

TJ

________________________________

From: mamadelfi <guadalupemillan@...>

Sent: Sun, June 13, 2010 4:50:25 PM

Subject: [ ] starting chelation - supplement advice

 

hi all,

we're starting chelation soon with my 3.9 year old daughter - it's taken forever

to get her and us ready for this, and I'm struggling with the supplements. I've

read amalgam illness, I've downloaded the chelation supplements doc from the

files and made all the math about what she needs.

question is:

can I give her a multivitamin and a multimineral that pretty much covers it all

(although not exactly), or do I need to give exact doses required of individual

supplements ? I'm trying to bring down the amount of pills I open and drop into

her juice (today close to 25) because she is refusing to take it (tastes pretty

gross, can't blame her). so if I could just do multivit, multimin (which would

cover about 15 pills)and add the extra biotin, antifungals, GABA, carnitine,

taurine, etc she needs, that would be super.

what do you all think ? and any suggestions of the best multivitamin and

multimineral - iron and copper free?

thanks all,

Lupe

[Guest guest]

awesome, thanks TJ ! sounds a lot more feasible than what we are doing, and

sustainable long term.

all the best,

Lupe

>

> That's exactly what we do. We start with Jarrow Multi-Easy, because it covers

most stuff and tastes good, and then add in GSE, biotin, Zinc, digestive

enzymes, and milk thistle. Our own custom multi....

> We give it to the boys throughout the day and then give them probiotics in the

evening after a little break.

> TJ

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: mamadelfi <guadalupemillan@...>

>

> Sent: Sun, June 13, 2010 4:50:25 PM

> Subject: [ ] starting chelation - supplement advice

>

>  

> hi all,

> we're starting chelation soon with my 3.9 year old daughter - it's taken

forever to get her and us ready for this, and I'm struggling with the

supplements. I've read amalgam illness, I've downloaded the chelation

supplements doc from the files and made all the math about what she needs.

> question is:

> can I give her a multivitamin and a multimineral that pretty much covers it

all (although not exactly), or do I need to give exact doses required of

individual supplements ? I'm trying to bring down the amount of pills I open and

drop into her juice (today close to 25) because she is refusing to take it

(tastes pretty gross, can't blame her). so if I could just do multivit, multimin

(which would cover about 15 pills)and add the extra biotin, antifungals, GABA,

carnitine, taurine, etc she needs, that would be super.

> what do you all think ? and any suggestions of the best multivitamin and

multimineral - iron and copper free?

> thanks all,

> Lupe

>

>

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>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hello;

We are also just getting ready to chelate our daughter 3 years and 11 months. I

am reading very conflicting recommendations on dosaging. Cutler suggests

1/8 to 1/4 of their weight in mg. Dr. Amy Holmes - 9 to 13 mg per lb. and the

doctor/author of " Children with Starving Brains " suggests 50 mg every 4 hours.

My daughter is 30 lbs. It seems to be that the two autism docs are about the

same, but Cutler's dosing seems significantly lower. Did I read it

wrong? I don't want there to be any misinterpretation in the dosing. Please

let me know what you are using for your daughter.

Thanks,

Surinder

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From: mamadelfi <guadalupemillan@...>

Sent: Mon, June 14, 2010 12:13:19 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: starting chelation - supplement advice

awesome, thanks TJ ! sounds a lot more feasible than what we are doing, and

sustainable long term.

all the best,

Lupe

>

> That's exactly what we do. We start with Jarrow Multi-Easy, because it covers

most stuff and tastes good, and then add in GSE, biotin, Zinc, digestive

enzymes, and milk thistle. Our own custom multi....

> We give it to the boys throughout the day and then give them probiotics in the

evening after a little break.

> TJ

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: mamadelfi <guadalupemillan@...>

>

> Sent: Sun, June 13, 2010 4:50:25 PM

> Subject: [ ] starting chelation - supplement advice

>

> Â

> hi all,

> we're starting chelation soon with my 3.9 year old daughter - it's taken

forever to get her and us ready for this, and I'm struggling with the

supplements. I've read amalgam illness, I've downloaded the chelation

supplements doc from the files and made all the math about what she needs.

> question is:

> can I give her a multivitamin and a multimineral that pretty much covers it

all (although not exactly), or do I need to give exact doses required of

individual supplements ? I'm trying to bring down the amount of pills I open and

drop into her juice (today close to 25) because she is refusing to take it

(tastes pretty gross, can't blame her). so if I could just do multivit, multimin

(which would cover about 15 pills)and add the extra biotin, antifungals, GABA,

carnitine, taurine, etc she needs, that would be super.

> what do you all think ? and any suggestions of the best multivitamin and

multimineral - iron and copper free?

> thanks all,

> Lupe

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You did not read it wrong. The other two doctors are DAN! doctors, and their

idea of a safe dose is far different than what Andy Cutler (PhD chemist) feels

is a safe dose.

Go with the safer dose; the more cautious approach based on chemistry and

physiology. I started with 1/4 mg per lb, but many start lower.

Using the higher doses (surprised Dr. McCandless says every 4 hours; good for

her) won't get you to the finish line that much faster, but will make for a

bumpier ride with more symptoms and perhaps regressions.

Happy chelating.

Pam

> >

> > That's exactly what we do. We start with Jarrow Multi-Easy, because it

covers most stuff and tastes good, and then add in GSE, biotin, Zinc, digestive

enzymes, and milk thistle. Our own custom multi....

> > We give it to the boys throughout the day and then give them probiotics in

the evening after a little break.

> > TJ

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: mamadelfi <guadalupemillan@>

> >

> > Sent: Sun, June 13, 2010 4:50:25 PM

> > Subject: [ ] starting chelation - supplement advice

> >

> > Â

> > hi all,

> > we're starting chelation soon with my 3.9 year old daughter - it's taken

forever to get her and us ready for this, and I'm struggling with the

supplements. I've read amalgam illness, I've downloaded the chelation

supplements doc from the files and made all the math about what she needs.

> > question is:

> > can I give her a multivitamin and a multimineral that pretty much covers it

all (although not exactly), or do I need to give exact doses required of

individual supplements ? I'm trying to bring down the amount of pills I open and

drop into her juice (today close to 25) because she is refusing to take it

(tastes pretty gross, can't blame her). so if I could just do multivit, multimin

(which would cover about 15 pills)and add the extra biotin, antifungals, GABA,

carnitine, taurine, etc she needs, that would be super.

> > what do you all think ? and any suggestions of the best multivitamin and

multimineral - iron and copper free?

> > thanks all,

> > Lupe

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I will be starting with 1/8 of her weight DMSA only, then add ALA at same low

dose, and slowly up it up to 1/4. I don't feel comfortable with the higher doses

from what I've read (including Amalgam Illness).

> >

> > That's exactly what we do. We start with Jarrow Multi-Easy, because it

covers most stuff and tastes good, and then add in GSE, biotin, Zinc, digestive

enzymes, and milk thistle. Our own custom multi....

> > We give it to the boys throughout the day and then give them probiotics in

the evening after a little break.

> > TJ

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: mamadelfi <guadalupemillan@>

> >

> > Sent: Sun, June 13, 2010 4:50:25 PM

> > Subject: [ ] starting chelation - supplement advice

> >

> > Â

> > hi all,

> > we're starting chelation soon with my 3.9 year old daughter - it's taken

forever to get her and us ready for this, and I'm struggling with the

supplements. I've read amalgam illness, I've downloaded the chelation

supplements doc from the files and made all the math about what she needs.

> > question is:

> > can I give her a multivitamin and a multimineral that pretty much covers it

all (although not exactly), or do I need to give exact doses required of

individual supplements ? I'm trying to bring down the amount of pills I open and

drop into her juice (today close to 25) because she is refusing to take it

(tastes pretty gross, can't blame her). so if I could just do multivit, multimin

(which would cover about 15 pills)and add the extra biotin, antifungals, GABA,

carnitine, taurine, etc she needs, that would be super.

> > what do you all think ? and any suggestions of the best multivitamin and

multimineral - iron and copper free?

> > thanks all,

> > Lupe

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

We have done AC for a year for our 3yr old 30pnd ds. We give 1/2 of his weight.

He has had few issues with it. One time he had diarrhea, and another time he had

bronchitis, we stopped for a few weeks.

He has not gained weight over the last 9 months however.

> > >

> > > That's exactly what we do. We start with Jarrow Multi-Easy, because it

covers most stuff and tastes good, and then add in GSE, biotin, Zinc, digestive

enzymes, and milk thistle. Our own custom multi....

> > > We give it to the boys throughout the day and then give them probiotics in

the evening after a little break.

> > > TJ

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ________________________________

> > > From: mamadelfi <guadalupemillan@>

> > >

> > > Sent: Sun, June 13, 2010 4:50:25 PM

> > > Subject: [ ] starting chelation - supplement advice

> > >

> > > Â

> > > hi all,

> > > we're starting chelation soon with my 3.9 year old daughter - it's taken

forever to get her and us ready for this, and I'm struggling with the

supplements. I've read amalgam illness, I've downloaded the chelation

supplements doc from the files and made all the math about what she needs.

> > > question is:

> > > can I give her a multivitamin and a multimineral that pretty much covers

it all (although not exactly), or do I need to give exact doses required of

individual supplements ? I'm trying to bring down the amount of pills I open and

drop into her juice (today close to 25) because she is refusing to take it

(tastes pretty gross, can't blame her). so if I could just do multivit, multimin

(which would cover about 15 pills)and add the extra biotin, antifungals, GABA,

carnitine, taurine, etc she needs, that would be super.

> > > what do you all think ? and any suggestions of the best multivitamin and

multimineral - iron and copper free?

> > > thanks all,

> > > Lupe

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